This is what it looks like with no logo. I kinda like it. It shows what fuse is being checked with selected option.
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
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Sick! How'd you do it? Delete the logo? Where is the logo?
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Actually while I was trying my custom logo, which I messed up the first time. This is what happen when I flashed it. I fixed my logo and flashed, all good, but decided I liked this look better while it boots, so I just flashed the messed up logo.bin again. As far as to how to just remove it, I don't know. It looks a lot like the Bionics bootloader menu though.
Funny accident haha! Where is the logo? I want to try it! Or can I get the file you flashed?
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Actually... I wonder if we can use this...
there is the good logo.zip with the bin inside just flash, its mine I made, I don't have the stock, but they are easy to make.
also but in the badlogo.zip with the bin inside that will cause you to get the bootup screen I got.
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there is the good logo.zip with the bin inside just flash, its mine I made, I don't have the stock, but they are easy to make.
also but in the badlogo.zip with the bin inside that will cause you to get the bootup screen I got.
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What does it do after this screen? show the boot animation?
Sweet! Flashing bad one now!! Thanks!
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Ya just goes to the boot animation after the 5 sec countdown.
Just added shot of my logo.bin
I tried flashing the .zip but it just hangs in the install.
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where is this supposed to be stored on the phone? when flashing where will it be saved.
No no no you have to go into fastboot.
fastboot flash logo logo.bin
fastboot reboot
Edit:
Open the zip and pull the bin file. Place the bin file in the same directory as your fastboot. Place your phone in fastboot and connect to pc. Open cmd prompt. Click start, enter cmd in search and command prompt will com up. type location of your fastboot.exe file. example C>user/sdk/fastboot. Then run commands.
For a noob, what would the commands be, and where is fastboot?
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where is this supposed to be stored on the phone? when flashing where will it be saved.
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Green, I'm not sure. I never gave it that much thought. Mainly because if I didn't like the one I made on the phone, I would just piece together another. There are logo images all over these forums that look pretty cool and are fairly easy to tweek and use. Making your own is kinda fun and its yours. I believe there is a how to over on the Atrix forum or maybe the Dinc.
Sweet
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Green, I'm not sure. I never gave it that much thought. Mainly because if I didn't like the one I made on the phone, I would just piece together another. There are logo images all over these forums that look pretty cool and are fairly easy to tweek and use. Making your own is kinda fun and its yours. I believe there is a how to over on the Atrix forum or maybe the Dinc.
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Couldn't we just put the zip on memory card and copy over to phone overwriting the original? That's what I did with my Boot Animation.
IDMA.DROID.X2 said:
For a noob, what would the commands be, and where is fastboot?
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Ok Unzip the attached to your C: drive (I mean the "root" of the C: drive)
I use moto-fastboot, most people use just fastboot no real deference.
Place the logo.bin file in the same location as the fastboot
open start and type cmd in search (windows 7)
open start and click run, type cmd (windows xp)
should see something like this:
"C:\Users\Computer Name>"
type: moto-fastboot flash logo logo.bin
it will do its thing
then typ: moto-fastboot reboot
Elite49 said:
Couldn't we just put the zip on memory card and copy over to phone overwriting the original? That's what I did with my Boot Animation.
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I put the bin files in zips so the bad file and good file would be separated not to flash in recovery. The Fastboot method is by far easier and quicker.
ForevermanRGPC said:
I put the bin files in zips so the bad file and good file would be separated not to flash in recovery. The Fastboot method is by far easier and quicker.
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Ok thanks, been looking for ways to change that stupid Moto M.
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Ok thanks, been looking for ways to change that stupid Moto M.
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Really takes no time at all. people use Photoshop or I believe its Paint.net or somthing like that. I use GIMP, simple and has most of the options photoshop has and its free. You should do a search of these forums and look for a "How to", I remember reading some good ones.
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OH SNAP! ...you say??
This is a quick tutorial for anyone who may want to change [any] image into your new splash screen.
Prerequisites
- s-off
- drivers for the e3d (if on windows)
- nbimg for windows users or for linux users (probably best to put this in your SDK tools folder since that will already be in your path)
- an image you want as your splash screen in BMP format
(^^ it's probably best to have a BMP image that is 540x960 since that is our resolution)
The Process
1. In command prompt (windows) or terminal (linux) type the following:
Code:
nbimg -F nameofimg.bmp -w 540 -h 960
2. In the same directory as your BMP image you will now find a file called: "nameofimg.bmp.n0"
3. Rename "nameofimg.bmp.n0" to "splash.img"
.......Windows:
Code:
rename nameofimg.bmp.n0 splash.img
.......Linux:
Code:
mv nameofimg.bmp.n0 splash.img
4. Now we're done converting the image to a format the e3d can use so let's reboot to the bootloader:
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
.......OR ...power down your phone, hold the volume up and hit the power button and make sure your usb cord is plugged in.
5. Time to flash the image, in the same command prompt or terminal window that you opened earlier type the following:
Code:
fastboot flash splash1 splash.img
6. w00t! you're done!! Use the volume rocker to go down to "reboot" and hit the power button to reboot and see your new splash screen.
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You might want to mention that 32-bit BMPs don't tend to work well with nbimg. I don't know if 16-bit BMPs do either, but I find it safe to stick with 24-bit.
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Drifting back into the past I remember an old legend of a group called 'SNAP' in the OG EVO days....perhaps they're coming back? hmmmm.... At any rate, because of this, I'm using a SNAP splash screen created by my OG SNAP buddy shift_ which looks like this (and can be downloaded here):
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
Perhaps we can use this thread to share customs splashes....? I know Shift_ will be making more SNAP ones. . .
woo!! thanks for the write up, tuna!
oh and what's this snap business you're talking about????? *chuckles*
spiicytuna said:
Perhaps we can use this thread to share customs splashes....? I know Shift_ will be making more SNAP ones. . .
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I'd be interested in seeing some custom splash images...
worked perfectly heres my splash screen
http://www.mediafire.com/?vfiofui7y1fhh51 resized and all
Now all we need is a snap comeback!!!
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Oh the joy the Evo 3d has the best developers with the best designers as well!
Thanks for the write up, it worked great. Attached is a splash I resized and inverted, it looks nice on my 3d.
Download the img file, put it into the folder where fastboot is located. type the following commmand while in fastboot.
fastboot flash splash1 googleinvert.img
then reboot
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1193698
http://cdn0.knowyourmeme.com/i/000/099/660/original/****-just-got-real.jpg?1297627360
knowledge561 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1193698
http://cdn0.knowyourmeme.com/i/000/099/660/original/****-just-got-real.jpg?1297627360
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oh snap! i didn't even notice your thread! why is it in themes/apps? nice work though.
oh and why is **** getting real?
anyone feel like creating a splash similar to the original Evo 4G 'white text on black' that was so popular that just said 'HTC Evo 4G', but perhaps just use the text from the 'HTC Evo 3D' straight text logo? I bet it'd be pretty simple..
shift_ said:
oh snap! i didn't even notice your thread! why is it in themes/apps? nice work though.
oh and why is **** getting real?
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I post that pic everyhwere. It's just funny.
Here's the one that I whipped up. Need to go find how to change the boot animation as well...
We need this to become a "STICKY"...*cough*MODs*cough*
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@spiicytuna: You might want to mention that 32-bit BMPs don't tend to work well with nbimg. I don't know if 16-bit BMPs do either, but I find it safe to stick with 24-bit.
No mac support? Just don't want to dig out my win machine.
Happy Happy Joy Joy!!
rstuckmaier said:
Happy Happy Joy Joy!!
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Can someone upload the STOCK splash screen please. I really need it for my thread. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1193698
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No mac support? Just don't want to dig out my win machine.
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I'm on a mac and didn't have any problem. found a precompiled nbimg in the original nbimg xda thread here since i don't have gcc installed:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=8370174&postcount=85
Thanks phwelo. Now if i can get it to flash.
When i try flash it i get "-bash: fastboot: command not found"
OG Evo & OG Incredible styled splash-screens for the Rezound
For anyone that has owned an OG Evo or OG Incredible in the past, this splash screen is for you!
Here are the ones I've made so far. There are more to come.
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
Here are the old Evo and Inc splash screens for reference
Install Instructions
There are three methods to install these so pick the one that you like best
Bootloader
- Download the ZIP of your choice
- Rename to "PH98IMG.zip"
- Copy to your External SD card
- Reboot to bootloader
- Allow it to flash
- Reboot when prompted
Fastboot
- Download the IMG of your choice
- Reboot your phone into fastboot mode
- Wait for your phone to say "fastboot usb"
- Type in
Code:
$ fastboot flash splash1 splash.img
- Reboot when prompted
Terminal Emulator or adb shell
- Download the IMG of your choice
- Copy IMG to your sdcard
- Type in
Code:
# dd if="/sdcard/splash.img" of="/dev/block/mmcblk0p14"
# reboot
Download Links
PH98IMG.ZIP for bootloader flashing
Without reflection
blackBGnoReflect.zip
whiteBGnoReflect.zip
With reflection
blackBGReflect.zip
whiteBGReflect.zip
SPLASH.IMG for fastboot & terminal flashing
Without reflection
blackBGnoReflect.img
whiteBGnoReflect.img
With reflection
blackBGReflect.img
whiteBGReflect.img
Credits
- Trueblue_drew for the initial instructions on how to do this
- TNET Services, Inc for the easy PH98IMG.zip creator
- AndroidRevolutions for the file hosting
Disclaimer
Not that I really need this but just in case, I assume no responsibility for your actions. You flash this and any other files at your own risk. Please flash responsibly.
Looks great. Reflection would be good.
Edit: Just flashed and it looks great.
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If I'm not by a PC can I rename to PH98IMG.zip and install via bootloader? I do realize this currently is a .img
You can't through the bootloader with this img. However there are some instructions floating around on a method to do it through terminal emulator but if you find them you'll need to make sure they are for the rezound.
Once I get home from work ill package them up in a bootloader zip and ill see if I can't get the right partition info so they can be flashed from terminal.
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Thanks very nice job on this
red3razor said:
If I'm not by a PC can I rename to PH98IMG.zip and install via bootloader? I do realize this currently is a .img
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I just opened up another ph98img zip I had for another splash screen with 7 zip, deleted the splash1 out of it, and copied this splash1.img in it's place, closed zip. Placed on ext sd, and flashed in bootloader. Worked like a charm.
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Could do that..... but with a PC (7zip)
red3razor said:
Could do that..... but with a PC (7zip)
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I am now officially home. Give me about 15 minutes or so and I'll have a bootloader zip for you
Well that was easier than I though, link is in the OP!
mbobino said:
I am now officially home. Give me about 15 minutes or so and I'll have a bootloader zip for you
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Appreciated friend. At hospital with my wife having our first baby soon today, so no PC. Good work
btw, love the simple clean look
red3razor said:
Appreciated friend. At hospital with my wife having our first baby soon today, so no PC. Good work
btw, love the simple clean look
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I know the feeling. Lots of waiting with having a baby. We just had our first June 25th. Congrats to you, life changes a whole lot after you have one lol
mbobino said:
I know the feeling. Lots of waiting with having a baby. We just had our first June 25th. Congrats to you, life changes a whole lot after you have one lol
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Thanks, and congrats to you also
red3razor said:
Could do that..... but with a PC (7zip)
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Oops, forgot that part. Oh well, I tried.
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Good news! I finally figured out the partition that splash1 resides on. So now there are 3 confirmed ways to flash splash screens.
The details will be in the OP (which is getting prettified tonight)
I like the black reflection.
Nice job on these!!! The black reflection is sweet.
I miss my unrEVOked splash from my Inc.
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original boot animation taken from NicePenguin here: http://www.android-hilfe.de/themes-fuer-motorola-defy/329209-hal9000-bootanimation.html
For anyone else that wants something a little different... I've had this on my phone for a while and thought I'd share it. HAL 9000 is the computer from the old sci-fi movie 2001: A Space Odyssey
this is someone else's work that i optimized for our screens.
i resized the original for our screens (to 768x1280) and darkened them in photoshop.
I also found a soundclip of hal 9000 saying "i'm completely operational and all my circuits are functioning perfectly"
you will need access to your /system partition. put bootanimation.zip in your /system/media/ folder and if you want the audio, put that PowerOn.ogg in your /system/media/audio/ui/ folder. These files may overwrite existing files.
Here's what it will look like.
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
Awesome! I'll have to try it out. I was just thinking about Hal 9000 after seeing that Facebook had this line come up in my Status Update box: "How has your day been, Jameson?" Creeped me out. If my name was Dave it would have been worse. BTW, I hit the "Thanks" button, but I'm all out for today.
Just replaced the boot animation with this, really cool! The power on and power off sounds sounds great. Good job!
Murasaki likes, looking forward to throwing this on when I get off work.
Edit: Haha, this is great. Thanks!
No working i have a black screen now
Crash95 said:
No working i have a black screen now
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did you copy the bootanimation.zip file to your /system/media folder? do not extract the files out of bootanimation.zip. can't imagine what else you could have done...
doblebo said:
did you copy the bootanimation.zip file to your /system/media folder? do not extract the files out of bootanimation.zip. can't imagine what else you could have done...
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When I removed boot animation completely I'm pretty sure I had a black screen. Maybe, it didn't copy over correctly... Idk?
Edit: didn't mean to make it sound like I've tried it, yet. But, I've removed boot animation before and the result was a black screen, if I'm not mistaken.
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My steps:
Download the zip given. Extract that zip wherever you'd like, all the things will go into a folder (obviously). Those things are bootanimation.zip, poweron/off.ogg
I first went into the folders and renamed the originals with a (...)2.zip at the end. I then went back into the folder and clicked Move To and placed them in to their according spots. Rebooted and working.
I didn't do this via computer, just in case anyone is confused. Downloaded from xda app on my phone and used ES File Manager to move around. Root settings and Writable.
Why not just use CWM to apply the new boot animation?
Globalrebel said:
Why not just use CWM to apply the new boot animation?
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Does it put the sound file in the right place too? I've never used it on boots with audio. Just curious.
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Globalrebel said:
Why not just use CWM to apply the new boot animation?
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Because that's called spoon feeding. Moving two files to a folder after unzipping a file isn't difficult
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DeathmonkeyGTX said:
Because that's called spoon feeding. Moving two files to a folder after unzipping a file isn't difficult
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Sure, moving two files to a single folder is simple, but moving three files to two folders?
j/k
That meme made that post gold, haha. Thanks for the laugh!
Murasakiii said:
My steps:
Download the zip given. Extract that zip wherever you'd like, all the things will go into a folder (obviously). Those things are bootanimation.zip, poweron/off.ogg
I first went into the folders and renamed the originals with a (...)2.zip at the end. I then went back into the folder and clicked Move To and placed them in to their according spots. Rebooted and working.
I didn't do this via computer, just in case anyone is confused. Downloaded from xda app on my phone and used ES File Manager to move around. Root settings and Writable.
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Another common way to keep the old bootanimation in there just in case is to rename them to bootanimation.zip.bak (for "bakup...").
Both ways work, that just seems to be how everybody does it.
Very nice animation by the way.
bleached45 said:
Another common way to keep the old bootanimation in there just in case is to rename them to bootanimation.zip.bak (for "bakup...").
Both ways work, that just seems to be how everybody does it.
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Very nice animation by the way.
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Hence why I said MY steps.
Lawl, I live by "The More You Know!" Good choice.
Murasakiii said:
Hence why I said MY steps.
Lawl, I live by "The More You Know!" Good choice.
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Nothing wrong with being weird unique.
Thanks for this. Classic!
Love this boot animation. I been running the 4.1.2 stock and i like the simple boot animation it uses.but this Hal one is awesome, especially with the audio it comes with haha. Most people i know wont get the reference but its super creepy when u do get it haha. Im just using the poweron not poweroff audio and the audio is almost perfectly timed for how long it takes to boot up the phone, excellent work. Nice job doblebo on bringing it over and to nicepenguin for creating it
I've seen countless tutorials for different phones/tablets and I want to know more specifically how to do it for a TB, considering I don't want to brick my phone. And I know there are a bunch of them floating around but there has only ever been one that I truly liked and I can't find it anywhere, so I'll make my own. This is what I had in mind...
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
Cuz who doesn't love Dr. Harleen Quinzel?
I've already got the image in the correct resolution (480x800) and have successfully converted it to both RAW and RLE formats but haven't the slightest clue where to go from there.
onedementedsmurf said:
I've seen countless tutorials for different phones/tablets and I want to know more specifically how to do it for a TB, considering I don't want to brick my phone. And I know there are a bunch of them floating around but there has only ever been one that I truly liked and I can't find it anywhere, so I'll make my own. This is what I had in mind...
Cuz who doesn't love Dr. Harleen Quinzel?
I've already got the image in the correct resolution (480x800) and have successfully converted it to both RAW and RLE formats but haven't the slightest clue where to go from there.
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Fastboot flashing is the easiest and quickest
je2854 said:
Fastboot flashing is the easiest and quickest
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Ok, that much I can understand but I don't know how to do that. It's like I said I have the image in PNG, RAW and RLE formats but no clue where to go from there. I know I'm supposed to make a boot.img somehow but that's where I'm stuck.
Take the boot.img from the rom you want to use it on and use the python script for splitting boot images. There is a guide for it on the interwebs. There is another method to flash it through fast boot but I am not sure how to package the file to make it ready for a fast boot flash. I know for a fact there are guides all over the place making splash screens.
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je2854 said:
Fastboot flashing is the easiest and quickest
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disconnecktie said:
Take the boot.img from the rom you want to use it on and use the python script for splitting boot images. There is a guide for it on the interwebs. There is another method to flash it through fast boot but I am not sure how to package the file to make it ready for a fast boot flash. I know for a fact there are guides all over the place making splash screens.
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I have seen countless guides but not a single one that references the TB and I don't want to take the risk in doing something that was specifically said to work on some other device. I have used the split_bootimg.pl to split the boot.img but that doesn't seem to help me at all as it just gives me boot.img-kernel and boot.img-ramdisk.gz, neither giving any indication towards a PNG, RAW or RLE file
The principal behind inserting a splash image is the same for all devices that use a boot.img.
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Well I found this and it's pretty straight forward and to the point although I dislike it being specifically made for Windows considering in my experience it's impossible to get fastboot working in Windows 8. Ultimately you can use the above on Linux so long as you have Wine installed. I'm gonna try to port the batch script into something usable in Linux, if I succeed I'll post the results here.
Well I wrote a bash script now so anyone else looking for info go here
onedementedsmurf said:
Ok, that much I can understand but I don't know how to do that. It's like I said I have the image in PNG, RAW and RLE formats but no clue where to go from there. I know I'm supposed to make a boot.img somehow but that's where I'm stuck.
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the exact command for a LOGO would be
here again I use Root Terminal for everything so I have no idea if it requires it or not
# adb reboot (this is if you are in the OS already)
# fastboot devices (make sure it's connected properly)
# fastboot flash splash1 'image.*' (can be anything in the RAW fomat BUT most conform to the 480x800 format)
# fastboot reboot (gives you a full reboot with the new image)
also.... I have a tutorial on how to flash images here
As the title says, here is a modified logo.bin that removes the unlocked bootloader warning.
Changes based off of this
Here is a hex diff of the new logo and the original
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
This new logo.bin is based off of the XT1575 LPH23.116-18 factory images
zip containing the logo bin is attached to this post
Please note that this has only been tested and confirmed working on the XT1575 on build number LPH23.116-18. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK
Stock Marshmallow logo
Stock Nougat logo
Install instructions:
1. unzip the zip archive containing the new logo
2. Reboot into the bootloader and flash the logo bin
Code:
fastboot flash logo /path/to/logo.bin
Reserved
man you are hooking us up! Thanks!
Hashbang, you are God-send!
I can also confirm that this works. And also the battery charging animation while phone is off also works! Even with turbo charging indication as well!
Thank you very much. Worked perfectly.
Thank you! It was so annoying seeing that bootloader message every reboot
Awesome, was just thinking of this was possible to make.
Not sure if it's related to flashing this, but when I try rebooting into system from TWRP it freezes.
How flash logo bin? Brand new to moto, got mine today
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Works great on my device, thanks!
yung40oz84 said:
How flash logo bin? Brand new to moto, got mine today
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You should be familiar with fastboot if you've unlocked your bootloader and are encountering the warning boot screen.
Thanks for this. Does anyone know how to create customized bootlogos (like with Motomaker)? That'd be very cool.
anakin908 said:
Thanks for this. Does anyone know how to create customized bootlogos (like with Motomaker)? That'd be very cool.
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I was thinking about that earlier. If somebody that got a customized bootlogo would pull their logo.bin from their device (by using dd) and send it to me, I could probably figure out which values, if any, on the logo.bin determine the customization.
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Works great on my device, thanks!
You should be familiar with fastboot if you've unlocked your bootloader and are encountering the warning boot screen.
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Ya but i did not klnow if it was just fastboot flash, then file name or another command?
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Ya but i did not klnow if it was just fastboot flash, then file name or another command?
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Yeah, it's in the OP
Code:
fastboot flash logo /path/to/logo.bin
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I was thinking about that earlier. If somebody that got a customized bootlogo would pull their logo.bin from their device (by using dd) and send it to me, I could probably figure out which values, if any, on the logo.bin determine the customization.
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I do, my phone MAY be here tomorrow or the 16th. How would I pull that for you if no one does it before me. Been a LONG time since I had a phone that made me a flashaholic. Can I just grab the file in the DIR posted above with a file manager?
Can you help us find PVS and BIN number for future sakes!? It would be greatly appreciated!! I've done all the old tricks and can't get a solid answer...
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Hashbang173 said:
I was thinking about that earlier. If somebody that got a customized bootlogo would pull their logo.bin from their device (by using dd) and send it to me, I could probably figure out which values, if any, on the logo.bin determine the customization.
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Wish I would have pulled mine prior to unlocking. My wife' phone should be here by the end of the week, I will pull her logo.bin prior to unlocking unless you already have one.
Edit: wow, looks like it made it here from china in 2 days... Should be out for delivery today. I will get you that logo.bin
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Wish I would have pulled mine prior to unlocking. My wife' phone should be here by the end of the week, I will pull her logo.bin prior to unlocking unless you already have one.
Edit: wow, looks like it made it here from china in 2 days... Should be out for delivery today. I will get you that logo.bin
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Can you pull yours now? My theory is that the logo.bin might be different on yours than the stock image.
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Can you pull yours now? My theory is that the logo.bin might be different on yours than the stock image.
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I already flashed yours... But my wifes brand new one will be here in hours Check your pm and help a brother out. I will give you a fresh one this afternoon. Hers was customized boot logo too.
I will pull mine now, just not 100% sure how. got su adb session right now just not sure about the dd command.
Can you get it to say "Not an iPhone " again like i did from moto maker?
Hashbang173 said:
I was thinking about that earlier. If somebody that got a customized bootlogo would pull their logo.bin from their device (by using dd) and send it to me, I could probably figure out which values, if any, on the logo.bin determine the customization.
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When google came out with the Nexus 6 and released the image I figured it out in this post. I made a Windows program to decode and encode this format for the Nexus 6. Turns out, that it is the same with all of these third gen Moto devices. I posted it in the Moto G 2015 Themes & Apps section. But I didn't post it in all the 3rd Gen Moto Forums because I thought it would be frowned upon by the moderators:angel: Here is the link to the Moto G 2015 thread. So, save yourself some time, lol. It's all open sourced too, if you would like to make your own program that doesn't require Windows.:good:
This will allow you to change all of the images in your logo.bin.
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When you try to run your modified logo.bin through my program, it will fail validation because my program checks that the end of every data block for an image meets up to the next offset of the image. You would have to run your original logo.bin through, in order to edit it. It's just a safety to make sure my program won't output a bad logo.bin.